Sentence examples for something uplifting from inspiring English sources

Out of darkness something uplifting and beautiful happened.

There's something uplifting about the way they pitch their visions, even the obviously flawed ones.

I gently moved a dozing Rocky from my laptop and switched it on, hoping for something uplifting on my Twitterfeed.

I think we all need to end this on a positive note, so let's watch something uplifting after all of this pain and suffering.

When responding to an event like Boston, it's a tough challenge to do something humorous without being either flip or mawkish — and even more challenging to offer something uplifting.

In some ways I am still an arrested adolescent.' There's something uplifting about his Yorkshire in My Summer of Love, which looks more like Greece than Blighty, translated by sunlight.

They're a bit like Nick Drake, you can't listen to them too much without feeling quite melancholic, but there is also something weirdly uplifting about their music.

There is something strangely uplifting in this idea – that no matter how deep they delve, the organs of surveillance will never know my true self, for it is hidden even from me.

As my son and I adapt to the new configuration of our family, and as I try to envision a future through the ashes of my plans for the "golden years," that scrap of paper reminds me of something else, uplifting and joyous — the most beautiful of scripture passages, recited at countless weddings throughout the ages, including our own: Love endures all things.

You can hear it in Cocos, which starts with a pretty desolate piano figure, but gradually changes its disposition to something strangely uplifting over the course of six minutes, or Majestaet, which takes a curious emotional path from haunted to triumphant and back again.

"To the appreciative, there is in a scene like this something truly uplifting.